Russia's bombing of Zaporizhzhia kills 7
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A Russian strike on Ukraine's southern Zaporizhzhia region has killed at least seven people, the local governor said Friday, News.az reports citing Reuters.
Zaporizhzhia governor Ivan Fedorov said a Russian attack had set a car garage and service station on fire, posting images of a fire blazing with debris strewn across the street.
"The death toll has risen to seven people," he said in a post on Telegram, calling Russia a "terrorist state."
The attack comes after weeks of escalation in the near three-year war, with Moscow stepping up its attacks at the start of the freezing winter months.
Zaporizhzhia governor Ivan Fedorov said a Russian attack had set a car garage and service station on fire, posting images of a fire blazing with debris strewn across the street.
"The death toll has risen to seven people," he said in a post on Telegram, calling Russia a "terrorist state."
The attack comes after weeks of escalation in the near three-year war, with Moscow stepping up its attacks at the start of the freezing winter months.
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